Boris Johnson accuses Labour Party leader Keir Starmer of knowingly appointing a convicted criminal, Louise Haigh, to his Cabinet. Johnson argues that Haigh's fraudulent actions and Starmer's decision to put her in charge of important roles demonstrate the hypocrisy and deceitfulness of the Labour government. He criticizes Labour's handling of various issues, including taxes, immigration, foreign policy, and the NHS, and claims that the Tories are now ahead of Labour in the polls.